RazorBroncs

Too bad games don't happen in slow motion with the ability to pause, rewind, and take still frames in real life. The job of being a referee would be a whole lot easier, but there would also be at least 1 penalty found in every single play, by both sides.

You can take a one frame screenshot from damn near any play and make it look like PI, OPI, holding, targeting, whatever. That's what happens when you have high caliber athletes playing at speed, tackling each other, banging into eachother and making contact in a contact sport.

Welcome to football as the regular guy instead of the princess, Bama fans

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Gings5

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Going full bitch mode tonight

DAAAAAAAAMN dude you really got them

I bet they regret winning now

Coke/Adderall

Uppers make you grind your teeth and lock your jaw just like that

LSU fans and coaches all off-season: we're going to be the villain and embrace being the villain. frick all y'all!


Gets treated like the villain: we were kidding! It's not faaaaair!

I need to know what tires this Brandon Copic dude is running on his rig, dude is just hauling arse all over Fort Walton through a deluge and isn't fazed

Fort Walton Beach getting absolutely hammered right now

Copic's Livestream on YouTube

And the pier at Pensacola Beach getting hammered by some huge waves. It's been rebuilt multiple times so I don't know if it's over-engineered at this point or just built cheaply to replace easily. I'll be curious to see how long it lasts, have taken the family down there many times and my son loves it

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lsumailman61

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Apparently I should've joined USPS

I picked the wrong federal workforce

It's still popping off fresh towers in the northern half and trying to wrap up, despite the messy appearance on visual satellite.

The overnight battle between wind shear and vortical force will really determine a lot here. From a scientific perspective, it's fascinating to watch and could be the difference between a weak Cat 1/strong TS at landfall that has minimal impacts (affects for that JoeBrown douchebag) vs. actual hurricane at landfall with widespread damage

I only wish I didn't have actual skin in the game this time

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Anyone help with advice?

Our son and his family live on the west side of Pensacola, about 15 min from Perdido Key. He’s stationed at NAS Pensacola.
Looks like latest forecast brings the eye wall in over Perdido Key and W Pcola. 85/90 mph winds I saw. I would say they’re about 7-8 miles from the coast. They do have a small canal in their back yard so I worry about flooding.

If forecast holds, what can they expect and would it be a good idea to go towards Jacksonville where her folks are?

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This isn't personal advice, just stuff that has been posted in this thread and forecasts out there. Whatever this ends up becoming and wherever it ends up making landfall (may not even landfall near Pensacola when the time actually comes), it's gonna be hauling arse north-northeast. Like to the point that it'll be through northern Alabama by Saturday afternoon.

It wont be a huge stalled out rainmaker and that far inland they won't have to worry about surge. Their biggest issue would be pine trees falling and power outages, and availability of essential things like gas/diesel. If they don't have any trees directly threatening their house and have a generator with a moderate amount of fuel stored, I wouldn't budge.

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I was just checking the perdido live cams and I'm surprised the water isn't higher right now

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It's still 500 miles away and fairly disorganized

Check back in, say, 36 hours